Header Cheat Sheet

Headers which accept multiple objects require a comma separated list.

Header	Description	Multiple Objects?	Section
xProxy-Limit-IDs	Used to declare the limits which should be charged for the request.	Yes	Limits (Continued)
xProxy-Request-Tags	Free form, custom strings used for later reference and data correlation.	Yes	Request Tags
xProxy-User-ID	A free form, custom string used to identify the user the request is associated with.	No	UserIDs
xProxy-Experience-ID	A unique identifier associated with an instance of an Experience Type.	No	Experiences (Continued)
xProxy-Experience-Name	The name of an Experience Type, used when making the initial request of a new Experience to automatically create it and return a new `experience_id`.	No	Experiences (Continued)
xProxy-Logging-Disable	When set to `True` Pay-i will not log the request or response details, but will still account for costs, errors, latency, and other metadata. Use this when a request contains sensitive information that your developers will not need to see in order to debug issues.	No
xProxy-Provider-BaseURI	When using Pay-i as a proxy for a Provider, it will default to that Provider's SaaS endpoint. Use this header to change the Provider URI so Pay-i can proxy to a custom/hosted endpoint. Note that Azure, Bedrock, and Google Vertex require the use of this header as they do not have generic API endpoints.	No
xProxy-RouteAs-Resource	For Azure OpenAI only. Azure OpenAI obfuscates the model that is deployed in your Azure resource. This header is used to tell Pay-i which resource is deployed so that the costs can be tabulated correctly.	No
xProxy-Forward-*	Used to forward custom headers to the Provider.	-	Header Forwarding